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Bio
Work is the foundation of everyday life. When it is threatened, people deserve real support and real answers. I work with people at moments when something has shifted—pay is missing, expectations change, or speaking up suddenly carries consequences. These are not abstract disputes. They affect people’s stability and livelihoods. Employment laws exist to provide meaningful protection in those moments. I focus on helping employees understand how those protections apply to their specific situation, assess the risks and options realistically, and decide whether taking action makes sense. My practice is also focused on developing class and collective action claims, where systemic workplace practices affect groups of employees.
My approach to this work is shaped by my own experience. I have always built my path step by step, learning as I went. I am originally from South Korea and later moved to New Jersey, where I studied law at Seton Hall University School of Law. I worked full time as a paralegal while earning my law degree and raising a family. That experience keeps my work grounded in what workplace disputes mean for working people and their families and continues to shape why this work matters to me.
Joined Firm
2025
Admitted to Practice
- New Jersey State Bar (2025)
- Oregon State Bar (Pending)
Education
- Seton Hall University School of Law (J.D., concentration in Health Law, 2025)
- Sungkyunkwan University (B.A. 2007)